Walmart is full of pigs..
Ahh yes, my kinda subject...as a true veteran in grocery store game..I will share some thoughts.
Challenging? I think it is one of the most easiest.
Yeah, that is why you should have a game plan on what you will say...because having a game plan requires less thinking and will apply equally to every woman you encounter.
Funny you mention Trader Joe's.
No bullshiit, today while I was at work making a delivery to a customer (at a restaurant), I asked the guy who signs for the product about the eye candy that frequents the restaurant.
He told me that there is some eye candy that comes through there, but not like it used to be.
So we had a conversation about women and cold approaching..and I told him about my frequent visits to Walmart.
His eyes lit up and he said, "Bro, if you want to see gorgeous women, start paying Trader Joe's a visit.
"Once you see the women who shop there, you won't want step into Walmart again".
First him, now you lol.
I gotta hit up Trader Joe's.
Brooo, see, the advice I'm about to give you is, in my opinion, what separates the men from the boys.
I'm not with all the *****footing around.
I take action, I go for it...my advice is for you to do the same.
When she smiled (whether she smiled at you or not), I would have said..
"Miss, you have a cute smile, are you single?"
No hesitation. Do not hesitate. Go for it.
Rip the band-aid off.
Be a man. Go for it.
I usually follow women from a distance and they are normally always focused on shopping instead of their surroundings and won't notice me.
However, to your point, after they see you in their vicinity a couple times, they may become noticably suspicious lol.
I've had that happen a couple times, actually lol.
I had one bad experience where a woman called me out for following her lol.
I would share the short story on how it went down, but never mind.
Next time, seize the opportunity.
Never let a missed opportunity be because of you.
Bro, from what I can tell, your problem is simple; your mentality is based on a false premise.
"I need to comment on something".
Now, I agree, you need to comment on something...but my idea of commenting is different than yours.
My idea of commenting: "You are an attractive woman. Are you single?"
Your idea of commenting: "Hey, I see you have 95% lean meat in your cart, are you a vegetarian?
See the difference? My comment was directed towards her physical attraction, followed by a question pertaining to her relationship status.
And based on the question, she knows EXACTLY where I am going with it (they always know).
Your comment/question (with all due respect )was some quirky, indirect, beta-puss inquiry, knowing full well you don't give a DAMN about whether she vegetarian or not lol.
My advice, BE MORE DIRECT, BOLD, and straightforward.
Now look, don't get me wrong, your comment could very well lead in to something.
But my point is...if her puzzy is on the roof of a 12 story building...would you rather take the stairs to get there, or the elevator?
You have to go to Target, Trader Joes or Whole Foods.